Pelargonium xerophytum purple

Pelargonium xerophytum purplePelargonium xerophytum is a desertadapted, pachycaul Pelargonium from Namibia and northwestern South Africa, known for its thick woody trunk, tiny bluegreen leaves, and white flowers with red markings. Its one of the most striking bonsailike xerophytic pelargoniums. Full sun or very bright light Low light causes stretching and loss of the bonsai form Water only when fully dry

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keep the soil slightly damp and only water once the top inch (2

Allow the soil to dry out before watering

it's not directly related to the Monstera deliciosa

Plant the Aglaonema in loose

It's a succulent that forms attractive rosettes of dark blue-green leaves with smooth margins and a sharp reddish terminal spine

Water it thoroughly

deciduous shrub boasts an erect habit and rounded

Sun: Prefers mostly shade

as Sansevieria prefers slightly drier conditions

In Japanese

Water regularly spring to autumn